A Stranger Would Think That The People

The First And Almost The Only Book Deserving Of Universal Attention Is The Bible.

A Stranger Would Think That The People Of The United States Had No Other Occupation Than Electioneering.

A Man's Diary Is A Record In Youth Of His Sentiments, In Middle Age Of His Actions, In Old Age Of His Reflections.

I Would Much Rather Be Found Guilty Of Making A Serious Mistake In Judgment, Than To Be Accused Of Being Even A Little Bit Insincere.

The Mere Title Of Lawyer Is Sufficient To Deprive A Man Of The Public Confidence. ... The Most Innocent And Irreproachable Life Cannot Guard A Lawyer Against The Hatred Of His Fellow Citizens.